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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

and placed In the museum Of anatomy and xoolovv
No college is complete without elephant Tor IL
fellows to see, but the whole, skeleton ciephsnS
has considerable moral advantage over the ohor End
-(Springfeld Union.
A miner In strawberry Valley, California, says bs
has led the life OF hermit since b0yhood hIs only
company being newspapers. Yet this is able 10
discuss social political and other problems in manner
credtabIe to a man of high social position Surely
the newspaper is society in itself
A match vender entered butcher shop when th
following brief dialogue was heard:
Vcnder--iIelo, Chops HOw's your liver todayi
Chops-Thrce cents pound How's your lIghsi-
lowell Citizen.
A downtown firm recently received a communicative
from Georgia the envelope Of which were 242
written words for the direction OF the postal author
ties. Comment to the attitude OF that CORES pond
ents mind toward the Post Office Department Is IN.
necessary.
Ruskln says "man should resemble rlvcr- la
frequently does For instance river sometimes 10.
comes dry so does man. A river Is sometimes
damned; so IS a A river at times Is pretty
shallow: SO is dude, at all times.-(NOrristOwn
Herald.
The Republican conference which has Just been hello
In Indianapolis shows that the Republicans OF Indiana
are very much alive and ready do their duty next
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

The Presidents message was M full Of English
plums and raisins old fashioned Christmas
pudding Mr.. Punch's poetry Is the sauce to go
with IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

It's great pity that Mr. Bcrgh's jurisdiction
does not extend to New-Jcrsey and that he cam
not put a stop TO tho infamous cruelties daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

The public Will be glad to know that there will
Ia. no more pcw-auct.ons in Plymouth Church.
There are some thing, that ought not to be sold
under the hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

The Brooklyn civil Service Commissioners are
phcnomcnally endowed with cool assurance. II
is notorious that under their management the
spirit Of the Civil Service law has been repeat
eddy violated, and It's letter moro than once
strained to thc breaking point The evidence
taken by the Assembly investigating Committee
showed that examinations had been insufficient
~ advertised time and again, that many of the
candidates were recommended 10y small num-
Der Of leading Democratic politicians, and that
IL was so well understood that only Democrats
would get places thnt no Republicans entered
the examinations Tho recent case of Stanton
who got Il record of % Il per cent, although he
can neither read nor write, IS also In point. Yet
the Commissioners in their report to Mayor Whit
ncy say: No attempt to cvadc the Civil Ser
vice law or the rules of the Commission was
made anywhere" Comment upon such II state
mcnt Is easy, but quite unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
The result Of the Goldman will case is credit
10 the home

Charles Dickens, the younger, has issued
ond edition Of American Notes IN the shape OF
IA good natural talk with reporter. lie pays tho
country some unexpected compliments. which is
Of Itself recommendation for n tourist, the
stcrcotypcd compliments being a trillc mOnotonous
by this time. One of them is the declaration that
the hotels in our minor cities much finer and
better than those In places of corresponding size In
England. American hotels are always more Inn
posing than those In England. and in tho largo
cities are undoubtedly much superior IN every
way But there were good many Americans
modest enough to think. after enjoying tho hos
pitaty of the neat cheerful inns that dot the sur
face Of England, and suffering at times from the
deficiencies Of much more SNOWY hotels In minor
cities In this country, that there something we
had still To learn-how To keep IA good hotel that
was smaller than palacc Still Mr.. Dickens
ought to know, and no good American ever permits
IA compliment to his native land TO 20 begging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

DoMEsIIC.-Daniel Manning died at AL
bany. - Sixty thousand employees of the
Reading Railroad were ordered to go on strike
r. The Rev. DR. Smith of st. Paul, resigned his
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

L
CHAPEL HILL, y. E.,

Offer hi professional services j"
people OF Ordng" ami surrounding
try. All operations performed
Latest and best >tv!c. and none h5. 4
best material used.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
Hop. James e.. Blaine is /,

Hop. James G.. Blaine is re-
ported sick III Indian Territory.
-Ire-ident Gle. Gland has &C
copied an Invllatjon to attend the
far III Atlanta, Ga, III October.
10" ihc first time it, twenty
i've. years the Democrats have car
ned the Stat" o, Rn"de Island, and
elected the D-mucratic nominee for
Governor by 3 M 'rty Of nearly
1000 oyer all.
THE Association OF the Army
OF tie Tennessee unveiled the equcs
TRAN statue Of Gen. Albert Sidney
Johnston, at New Ot!can-, last week.
with appropriate ceremonies. Ex-
President Jefferson DAVIS, ,Ee great
est OF all living Americans, wa
present and made a speech on the
occasion.
--Peterson's Magazine tor May
IS on hand with It's usual prompt
tude. Decidedly, so far, "P,,crsun'
for 1887 has surpassed itself. Ii i,
20 on as it has begun. this vii! b,
Z It's jubilee year, in point # meli,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

LADIES vii find re.5e. from their
t">tirrnes>, Swimming i the Head.
Collie, Soar Stomach, Headache.
hldney troubles, etc, by taking a
dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator
alter dinner or SUPPER. 50 as to
mcse the bowels once a uav. Moth.
ers will have better health ani the
babies Viii grow more robus, NV
using the Regulator. II an lnfan,
>hoWs signs OF Cole, nothing like Z
few drops in water for relief. The
Genuine has the red L Oh from, O.
Wrapper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
BUChLKN ARNIC. SAVE

The Best Salve in tie world f.,
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20 cents per / OK, For sale by w.
y. Hayes, Drd ggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
EXCITED,

Not a few ct the citizens OF HILLS
boro, n. H., have recently hecnmt
greatly excited I'VE the astounding
facts, that several of their friends
VINO had been pronounced by then
physicians as incufable and beyond
all hope-sutfering with that dread
ed monster onsumrtion-have beer
completely cured by DR.. Aing'>
New Discovery tor Consumption,
the only remedy that does positively
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Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bron-
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Ties S1.0O.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
TOWNSVILLE GA, April 8
-. L Hr,tu Observer :.


Will you be 20 kind as to give me
space in your paper 10 write TO my
friends and acquaintances IN old Or
anre and tell them where | am,
nha, I have seen and heard, and
Why am protractlng my stay.
will begin by saying | am at
ThomasvilIe, Ga, a city with a po!n-
lation Of some 5000 or 1000, stu
ated Oh the Southern Coast Fast
Mail and Passenger Railway Liue.
30 miles from The Gali, 10 from the
Florida State line. and 80 miles
from it's capr;ai, and being just
about midway III the dry, warm.
mellow ard smoky belt tia, enc'r-
Giles the earth, aud surrounded for %
or 50 miles out every way with an
almost urhroken forest OF tall, long
Icat tnrrent,ne pines. | feel just
.uunt the hest here | have any
where. :Siuce | have been
stopping here, | have been to Jack
>"hFii't, ~ A"5a~'lne' up nc D.
J"i'iI : i'Sci D1'u'''"o 'P''nSs'
IT. An'!'" h'J a''' many "'he,
POINTS IN Florida; have been pleased
VIII ana v'J"Se' NY visits TO al u
thea, tut Oh eac'1 'et"'l' 70 nom
ae'l!it ieeI h'"'' ''"0 had @"'
back I" hca'ti', ioNh1 a"G youth me
than at any o'l'r pace 4 nave 0etn
or KNOW o. - Vas ny "ef' "'ct.
dent ~ Ih'ia|e'l'!' ia,3 year 'i'al |
leaned 'nc'c Wa S'c'' d ,F'ace d.
lh"Wa>Fi.'tr ana 10" 'ha' l am
here ma loi'y oiiethlfa "l The CIT
izcn> Ct the city ana surrounding
c"n'tt!, are e'tler na'i'eS or dc
ar'"d"h's 81 o,a N"I'h N"fo''''a
aud there are Thousands OF "'HtrI
tourists here Tor health, proht and
pleasure, coming from all Of tue
Northern States, The Nrginias, Car
%".inas, Kentucky, Arkansas and Cal
itorna There are two mammoth
notes here, the "Plney Woods an'
the Mitchell" with ooins Tor 81
or seven bundled guests, full tt
Overlooking with tourists. and ther'
are rany hundreds OF them at pr
vate houses. Many of these privat
or family boarding houses are KEEP
by native Fiorldlans, aud these Flor
ld'ano are among The best and mos
-. Suhst lntIal rltIZpn HY:nrpS IL III
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
ETCIIEs
GREENSBORO NORTH STATE,
GREE SBORO, y. c..

Will publish a sketch Of each important
battle and campaign Of the civil war
during i>G2. h%"ginniG. with the en-
g-elucnt between the MERRIMAC
a'ta, MONITOR. fought March 9TH,
l>11. and the battle OF PEA RIDGE.
fought March It'll and Stl. l>t2. These
viii be followed at proper i4te, with
shiloh. the Penin>ular CAM atgn. in
Guiding Cold Harbor. june 21th. 1852.
>TONEWALL JACkSON'S Campaign
against Banks. Milroy ;ta1 Fremont,
THE SEVEN DAYS BEFORE RICH
NoED. pOPE'> CAMPAIGN includ-
'ng Cedar Mountain. Gainesville and
Chlntiliy, SOUTH MOUNTAIN and
ANIIETAN the Invasion ii Ken
tucny by Bragg and Kirby smith Cor
inth ahti stone River.
These >Actche, will be followed next
year by the stories ot the battles II
l>t3. and ~ on each year. until the
c.o~e II Appomattox. This series 81
>%e'cn"~ "ill close III April. l>11l. aud
viii giNc al accurate historical and sta
~;.~'1eal record oi the great eiyi! war.
Tic sketches will be handsomely IL
lu~tgtt..l. aud all combined will make
. valuable aud impartial history OF the
goat struggle
ibEM> GREENSBORO NORTH STATE
: 30 Il Year in adv Ince.
kEoGH & BOYD.
Greensboro, y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
TIE Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3.
Atlanta, Ga
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
HE HAD CAIARRH.
HAMPTON STATION, Tenn
Feb. both. 1887,

FEB. 10Th, 1881.
GENTLEMEN-I have had catarrh}
for over three years. For three,
years | bad pains o,ersmy eyes. |
often could not sleep, not being able
to breathe through my nose; was
no, able to smell anything for three
years. In this sad plight, last spring,
| began taking S. ). s. | took one
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forehead, my smelling faculty re-
turned, and | could sleep %soundly.
This is the happy result e your
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OF the return OF the disease until the
very wet aud cold season set in. and
even then, | was SO gnuch better
than | had been tor three years, that
| telt like a differently man. | aLn
going TO take a few bottles this
spring, SO as to completely eradicate
every remnant OF the disease. My
general health is greatly improved
since | began taking your medicine,
and my dlrordered kidneys restored
to their norma. functions. My oil,
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eat anything l wish, whereas before
| took S. S. S, such was not the
case. Yours truly,
J. b. ALLEN.
Treatise IN Rlooi and Skin Dis
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
CURES.

W. d. IIoyt 81 Co.. Wholesale
and Retail Druggists OF Rome, Ga,
say: We have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery, Electric
B.t,ers and Bncklen's Arnica Salve
for two Yeas. Have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or give
such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures ct
tec,ed 10y these medicines in this
city. Several cases ct pronounced
Consumption have been entirely
cured by use OF q few bottles OF DIR
Kings New Discovery, taken II
connection with Electric Bitters
We guarantee them always. Sold
by w. a. Hayes, Druggist.
CHICAGO, April 7th-A sFecia
from Augusta, WIS, says:
I "Abou, an inch "t snow fell here
Tuesday night. the surface of whlcl
is covered with a thick layer o
what seems to be dust or ashes
THIS whole section, SO tar as heart
from, is covered with the same vel
10 wish snow. 1t is a strange phe
nonlenOn."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

The Texas Legislature has passed
a very elaborate pnblic land bill,
giving the farmer a chance to secure
a homestead on 40 years credit at D
e cent Interest,".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
NJ Q T. | G l.

Having qualified Us Administrator
upon the estate Of Sally Gates, deceased.
i hereby notify all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay
ment. and all persons having claims
against the said estate must present
item properly authenticated Ia the I'M
d"rai-ncl within one year from this
Gate. or this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery. This Sth day 0.
March. lSS4.
l.. NJ. GATES.
Administrators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28
Waco
-rcrlaI 10 inc Gazette.

-T|||I-|
WACO, Tx, July 27.-WuIie Reming-
ton and Wright, both boys shout ten
years old, quarre.ed to-day over water
melon, when the Remington boy stabbed
little Wright in the side with a pocket
knife, inf.ctirg what the doctors say is q
dangerous wound. Little Remington was
arrested and made bond.
Hal Renlck, 3 young business msn,
found burly negro man in his yard late
last night. He ordered the negro of, and
was attacked and beaten severely. The
negro then got away.
Burglars took IN the town last night,
raid!-g sCveTsl residences aud getting
aWay vita cash anG clothing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28
At GALVESTON
THROUGH THE HEART.
= Southern Pacific Brakeman Murdered IN
Cold BiCui

= Southern Pacific Brakeman Murdered n
Cold BiGuI
special 20 the Gazette
san ANTONIO, TEX July Tom
Hall, a brakeman on the S 1ulbern Pacific,
was shot and kIllcd GtDI RIO carly Tues
day morning by one Rely, ablrtender for
Il. J, Moore. The difficulty originated
ov.r c very trifi9g matter Hall wss fol-
lowed from the saloon BIZ Rely, and
while the brakeman was in q drunken
>ium5er on The dgpo. platform Rely
waaCbed him over the head with g six
shooter and then shot him through be-
right shoulder. Rely then LETT mis- victim,
and returning to MIN in few minutes,
while Hall was breathing iupsin from the
wound inflicted IN his shoulder, Rely
shot him twice through the heart The
murderer was net arrested aud railroad
men talk strongly u iytchiug MIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

Special TO the Gazette.

DENIsoS, Ten, July -7-Mr, Try,
Secretary Of the Natural Gas and Invest
mcnt COMPANY, has received q letter
from Mr.. A. W. Wal3urn at Fort Smith,
in regard to the digging of the gas
well. That gentleman stated he woud
send man here 5y Sunday 10 prospect
while the machinery is on It's way.
The Knights OF Pythias Organized 8
uniform rsrk LAST night and will elect
edi.-Is Tlu.sday r,g1..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

Special 90 tine Gazette.
DALLAS, TEN July z-.-Tae dry goods
and other clerks Of this city held 8 large
meeting @. the city park t0-ui2at iE t-e
i1Jerest CT the Saturday h3d holiday.
Several Of the merchants l8j refused %
close 81. .q1ested. out the clerks have
oeeu successful. Those VINO were OPP
posed to the movement with few eXCep-
tj0ns lsve succum1ed AMI Will C-C5e every
Saturday at ! O'cl JcS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

bore hise seyenr seven years IS if they
were but forty. Captain Ross fought in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

CJns1aaliy Uu ,ne decrease. as SHOWN
oT the official records, while in 1870 tie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28
LIALL ~ n.

special 20 the Gazette,
WASHINGTON, July PA mail mes
senger service has been established on
the route 70 BOnham, Fannin county, on
the Texas and Pacific Railway as often IS
required, from August /.
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.
WAsuNCTgN, JAY @7.--Slne weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

After finishing the letter, whfcl was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28
WASHINGTON.
President Cleveland Accepts an Inyi-
talon 10 Visit Kansas Oily Som2
Tine in EARLY 0c.o5ar,
Tie Nicaragua Canal Scheme Eas Fair
Prospects 6 -Uccesg-A New
Texas Eail Route.
Tna sacclai Pension Examiner ~ Clac.n
uad Dismissed Tor UsllC I5.uiJiEE
Language toward the PrsolGlUt.


( House shortly afternoon today . invite
the President 20 wish the. city during his
J western -CUr 10 October. The prcsGe1.
accepted The iuyi-stiou, the date 81 he
LeraGfte fixed between October auG Is.
WASHINGTON, JAY -. TIE Esuaas
City delegation wliCIcame ID Washing
ton 30 invite the President 80 visit kGC-
ss= City during his contemplated western
trip were accorded q -nacjal reception I'm
the gzsy room Of 'se Waite House ABOUT
noon to-day. There were over 100 per-
s0Bs 10 Inc party iIciui.a% ladies'. As
soon g the President entered lie WsS met
NY Mr.. Mcdonald who presented q. II.
Allen, chairman of the delegation, and
eeCl.Ji the o-Lc- N ufJers- % turn. When
chi, Formally was over }ir. Allen adj
vance amt addressed the President eX-
tending o. him very cordial and
pressing invitation 20 visit k7usg,
City when he goes west In
the fall. The President replied
. as fellows "AIr. Allen aaj 3 ntle-
n n slculL not be frank
with you il ! pro.e=sai thar
the Invitation Wllcl you have fust So
pleasantly and cJrtssIly extended was the
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-28

49, - man IUar0 tuis vity IeeIiuE uuag
he hiss been neglected. What we have is
yours We trust that none but pleasant
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-16
The TOrtiIita Mines.

Within full view of the house tops of our city lies scores of mines which are yet unexplored, but none perhaps give higher promise than the partially devel- oped Tortilita group of mines belonging to the Tortilita Gold and Silver Min ing Go. now, and in the past, superin- tended by D. I. Elmore, whose good judg- ment and experience has eminenty fitted him for the development of these prop critics. They are known as the Owl Heads Mines. Up to the present time and for nearly three years Mir. Fillmore has brought in bars of bullion with unvarying regularity and made these mines "pay from the grass roots down. to where he has been driven out by water which he has no machinery at bis command to raise from the ores which grow richer as they strike the water level.
 Large and powerful machinery will be put in place in the course of a few months when this water will be raised and conduct ed in pipes down to the site of the pres ent little mill, and as great depth is obtained It is confidently hoped that the water supply will be sufficient for 100 stamp mill, Then we may look for great
  piled to the useful purpose of running so great mill, the miners will sink deeper in the various claims where the ore is increasing in richness, and we may look for bullion supply that will equal the production of the best mines in the territory. With the sale of stock and the natural output of these mines the expens- es have been paid; we may look for divi- dends to the owners that will amply re- imburse them for any investment made in this promising property. A vast deal of dead work has been done, roads have been built, dump piles made, shafts, in clines, tunnels, drifts, and wlnzes sunk and run, not to take out ore, but to ex- plore and find out where the mineral carrying quartz can be found in the larg- est and best paying quantities. All which will add largely to proper knowledge 0! | the manner in which to work these mines in the future.
 | The double compartment sha it now being sunk will add largely to the value oi these mines. It is said that all the ore taken out from between the walls of the ledges mentioned will go from $75 tc $50 and upwards per ton. MT. Fillmore came ln yesterday and brought In ter days run-two bars worth $3,000; al rate of $500 per day.
 About $150,O ,OOO have been stamped out by this little mill in the past and al from the ores above the 100 foot level
 This of itself is sufficient guarantee O the good quality of the mines. Whel properly developed still better result may be anticipated. The proof of tn pudding is said to be in the eating of it and judging the hereafter by the hereto fore there can be no doubt that the Tor tilita mines will cut wide swath in tn prosperity of Southern Arizona. Citize